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Director: Rajski, Peggy
Year: 1995
Synopsis: Diana Ross–obsessed 13-year-old Trevor plunges into despair when everyone in town discovers his crush on hunky basketball playing pal Pinky. This sweet short film is a tender and often hilarious rendering of gay adolescent angst. Winner of the 1995 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Audience Award for Best Short Film.
Description: Some of the most popular films at the Festival over the last twenty years have been shorts. In fact, the Festival began as a screening of short films. To celebrate our 20th Anniversary we have put together a few of your favorites. Although it was made five years before this Festival even began, Jan Oxenberg’s legendary Home Movie has always been an audience favorite. Christoph Eichhorn plays multiple roles in The Chance, his 1982 parody of a chorus girl getting her big break at stardom. One of two Oscar-winning shorts in this program is the hilarious 1988 Festival hit Ray’s Male Heterosexual Dance Hall. Representing Britain is Rosebud, Cheryl Farthing’s sexy, savvy short about desire and voyeurism. Marta (Costa Brava) Balletbó-Coll was first seen at the Festival with her 1992 film Intrepidissima, and to top off the program we are pleased to present last year’s mega-hit and Oscar-winner Trevor

Directors: Chisolm, Kami
Gilomen, Jennifer
Synopsis: Imagines one queer day in the life o fthe infamous Freud…except, in this fantastical film, all of his clients are well-known dolls and puppets…